2004 Infiniti G35 Seat belts Problems

“Rear seat belts come out of bracket on rear of seat. This causes the belt to rub on the neck of passengers. This also happens when a child in a booster seat is belted in. My grandson complains that the belt hurts his neck. Dealer replaced the brackets and same happens. Dealer noted same problem on other g35s. Infiniti claims that changing the bracket is all they can do.”

“There has not been an incident but a serious concern. Front seat belt connector is so high that the seat belts rest against my stomach instead on on my lap. This seems to be very dangerous incase of a frontal collision. Not only woould the force of the belt be against my stomach, but is seems I could slip under the belt and possibley have head or neck injuries from the shoulder belt. The Infiniti service department says there is nothing they can do about it. The driver side is worse than the passenger side.”

“The driver's-side shoulder harness portion of the seatbelt intermittently locks in position, making it impossible to reach the dashboard, unless the driver unbuckles their seatbelt first. I brought this to the attention of the dealer, orlando infinity, and they said the seatbelt was okay. I have hardcopy of their statements. Twice I have nearly crashed, secondary to not being able to reach the dash during all too typical orlando driving conditions. I question if this intermittent problem is inherent in other G35 coupes (2004). …”